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P0722

Code meaning and manufacturer information

P0722

What does this code mean?

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HyundaiP0722
PULSE GENERATOR - B INSPECTION AND TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE REPROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

NHTSA 633916

HyundaiP0722
PULSE GENERATOR-B INSPECTION AND TCM REPROGRAMMING

NHTSA 10004469

Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

0340022

HYUNDAI

Reported code forms P0722

AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE PULSE GENERATOR DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES P0717 & P0722. 2004 ACCENT INCLUDED. *TT

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0340016

HYUNDAI

Reported code forms P0722

DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) P0722 - PULSE GENERATOR-B INSPECTION AND TCM REPROGRAMMING. *TT

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0240017

HYUNDAI

Reported code forms P0722

SUBJECT REGARDING DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE P0722 - PULSE GENERATOR - B INSPECTION AND TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE REPROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS. *JG

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01400061

HYUNDAI

Reported code forms P0722

AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE PULSE GENERATOR DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES P0717 AND P0722 - REVISED. *JG

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HyundaiACCENT2000

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